Dhanush
starrer
Mariyaan
got
a
grand
release
on
July
19.
The
movie
is
performing
well,
and
no
doubt,
it
will
loot
the
Box-Office.
The
movie
directed
by
Bharath
Bala,
has
Dhanush
and
Parvathi
Menon
in
the
lead
roles.
Movie
deals
with
the
story
of
a
construction
fishermen,
who
will
be
kidnapped
and
taken
hostage
in
Sudan
by
mercenaries.
The
movie
is
based
on
the
real
incidents,
which
took
place
in
2008.
Bharath
Bala's
Mariyaan
is
getting
a
huge
response
all
over.
As
we
all
know
that
Dhanush
is
an
excellent
actor,
and
he
has
again
proved
this
with
Mariyaan.
The
movie
has
benefited
Dhanush
and
Bharath
Bala.
After
smashing
B-Town
audience
with
Raanjhanaa,
Dhanush
is
all
set
to
impress
his
native
audience
again.
Mariyaan
was
much
anticipated
movie
of
the
year
and
it
has
been
well
worth
to
wait.
Critics
have
given
positive
reviews
for
Mariyaan.
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on
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to
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critics
reviews
on
the
movie...
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3
Stars
Mariyaan's
team
work
is
the
best,
apart
from
Dhanush
and
Parvathi
Menon
the
technical
team
has
equally
worked
hard
for
the
movie.
Even
when
the
movie
pace
will
slow
down
in
the
second
half
it
is
the
character
that
holds
the
audience
till
the
climax.
On
the
whole
Mariyaan
is
an
experience
worth
your
time.
Rediff:
3
Stars
Dhanush
has
completely
immersed
in
the
character
and
Parvathi
Menon
has
never
allowed
Dhanush
to
overshadow
her.
Marc
Koninckx's
cinematography
is
one
of
the
highlights
and
the
visuals
are
captured
realistically.
The
only
drawback
of
the
movie
is
the
slow
pace
in
the
second
half.
It
is
definitely
a
must
watch
movie.
Behindwoods:
3
Stars
There
is
no
question
of
the
crews
hard
work
and
the
lead
casts
outstanding
work.
Mariyaan
might
not
appeal
to
the
common
man
who
is
seeking
unadulterated
entertainment.
A
movie
with
breathtaking
visuals,
heart-stopping
musics
terrifically
talented
cast
set
on
a
very
leisurely
paced
narrative.
Indiaglitz:
Ratings
3.5
Magnificence
acting
of
Dhanush
has
proved
that,
he
is
no
more
an
ordinary
actor
and
Parvathi's
chemistry
with
Dhanush
is
one
of
the
best
in
Tamil
cinema.
Rahman
is
one
word
'Awesome' and
Marc
Koninckx's
cinematography
sum
up
the
movie.
A
fine
movie
not
just
to
watch
and
enjoy,
but
to
feel
and
relish.
IANS
Mariyaan
is
technically
brilliant.
Be
it
the
scenes
in
the
fishing
hamlet
or
in
Sudan,
where
even
the
driest
desert
looks
stunning,
these
scenes
never
fail
to
dazzle
you
every
instant.
The
film's
pace
could
one
of
the
reasons
masses
may
not
embrace
Maryaan,
as
much
as
they
have
cheered
for
Dhanush's
films
in
the
past.
Irrespective
of
its
Box-Office
response,
I
believe
this
one
will
go
down
as
one
of
the
brilliant
love
stories.